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It is complete, not partial.

Hughes's redemption is complete; not so long ago, he was on the managerial scrap heap after a sacking by Hartlepool United.

That year he and Erich Hückel extended Svante Arrhenius's theory of the dissociation of the positively and negatively charged atoms (ions) of salts in solution, proving that the ionization is complete, not partial.

From the perspective we have adopted, the role of science is to tell us whether or not the "physical" realm is complete, not to define "physical".

In Theorem 2.16, if we assume that the quasi-ordered metric space ( X, d, ⪯ ) is complete (not mixed-monotonically complete), then the assumption for f having the sequentially mixed ≼ I -monotone or ⪯-monotone property can be dropped, since the proof is still valid in this case.

In Theorem 2.14, if we assume that the quasi-ordered metric space ( X, d, ⪯ ) is complete (not mixed-monotonically complete), then the assumption for f having the sequentially mixed ⪯-monotone property can be dropped, since the proof is still valid in this case.

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His journey is complete; mine isn't.

Electron transfer in incorporation is always complete (not partial).

The estimates aren't complete, not by a long shot".

You can't be complete without accessories.

It has not been completed".

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